
The River's Bend is the journey of a small town Wisconsin girl
who reads her way through her bedridden childhood illness during
the Depression;gets "discovered" on the train to California while
visiting the man she loves; and detours to post-war New York where she
becomes a successful model. It is her story about her
relationship with Jack Kennedy, fresh off the PT boat and a political
neophyte; her husband, her children, her grandchildren.
With an underlying sense of humor, Jayne shares intimate
memories of a life that spans major world upheavals and powerful
underlying social forces, as she navigates her own personal journey. It
is a story that, ultimately, we all relate to: love found, love lost and
love found again.
"A look into an amazing life and the water that runs through it all. Murray proves that no matter where a person comes from one can accomplish great things, and never lose sight of who you are." --Ken Thomas, Assistant Editor, Capital Newspapers
"An engaging personal history. Revealing her deep appreciation of our interconnectedness with others, Murray recounts her ties with family and friends, including the famous, and weaves together the strands of a rich, fascinating and obviously fulfilling life." --Representative Tom Petri, 6th District, Wisconsin
"What a remarkable life! This book is hard to set down; I wanted to know what would happen next in this adventurous tale. This is an honest, upfront and revealing look at one woman's amazing life story." --Renee Wahlen Tillema, Editor, InSpire Magazine